115年 - 汽車駕照筆試_英文 1-50（2026/05 更新）#145211

科目：駕照◆汽車法規(英文) | 年份：115年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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(A) No vehicles allowed. (B) No cars (4+ wheels) or motorcycles allowed. (C) No pedestrians allowed.

2.
(A) No overtaking. (B) No oncoming traffic. (C) No motor vehicles allowed.

3.
(A) Two-way traffic. (B) No oncoming traffic. (C) Divided road.No. Ans Question
4.When driving into a 'national highway construction zone', which of the following driving behaviors is mosteffective in preventing accidents? (A) Accelerate to overtake at the lane reduction point in theconstruction zone. (B) Activate the driver assistance system (such as ACC/LTA) and then feel free to lookat your phone. (C) Change to the non-construction lane early, maintain a safe following distance, and stayfully focused and ready to brake at any time.
5.A new vehicle equipped with a Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) including full-speedrange Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and lane keeping is traveling on a national highway. Regardingdriver behavior and awareness during driving, which of the following best complies with safety standardsand effectively prevents accidents? (A) Recognizing that the current system has limitations in detecting'stationary construction vehicles', the driver should actively take control when passing throughconstruction zones rather than relying on the system. (B) The system will automatically follow vehiclesand correct the steering wheel, so you can take the opportunity to scroll your phone or rest your eyes. (C)Because the system can recognize lane markings, it is safer to let the computer operate than to drivemanually in heavy rain or heavy fog.
6.Which of the following behaviors regarding 'changing lanes' is incorrect? (A) When changing lanes, yieldto vehicles traveling straight ahead and pay attention to safe following distance. (B) Lane changes onboth sides are permitted on double solid white lines. (C) Activate the turn signal, turn your head to checkthe rearview mirror, check blind spots, and watch for obstacles, vehicles, or pedestrians.
7.When a driver reaches an intersection and proceeds or turns, which of the following regulations iscorrect? (A) When turning right from the slow lane, change into the slow lane at a point 20 to 40 metersfrom the intersection. (B) When turning right, the turn signal should be activated 50 meters before theintersection. (C) When turning right from the outer lane, the turn signal should be activated 30 metersbefore the intersection.
8. When changing lanes while driving, if the turn signal is not displayed throughout the entire maneuver asNo. Ans Questionrequired, what is the regulation? (A) Regardless of whether it is a regular road or a highway, it is aviolation and should be penalized according to the law. (B) It is only a violation when driving on ahighway. (C) As long as there are no vehicles approaching from behind, not displaying the turn signalcarries no penalty.
9.When a motor vehicle is traveling on a road with two or more lanes in the same direction, in addition tofollowing signs and markings, which of the following behaviors is correct? (A) When changing lanes, yieldto vehicles going straight and maintain a safe following distance. (B) When a small vehicle is travelingslowly, it should travel in the outer lane but may change lanes freely. (C) An ambulance on an emergencycall should travel in the inner lane.
10.A motor vehicle driver who frequently changes lanes in traffic to overtake using gaps in traffic flow —which of the following is correct? (A) This is a reasonable driving behavior. (B) It is acceptable if it doesnot affect others. (C) Drivers must not use tailgating, sudden lane changes, or other improper methods toforce other vehicles to yield.
11.A motor vehicle driver on a freeway or expressway who uses flashing lights or continuous honking toforce the vehicle ahead to yield — which of the following is correct? (A) Reminding the vehicle ahead toyield is not a violation. (B) A fine of not less than NT$3,000 and not more than NT$6,000 shall beimposed. (C) No penalty applies as long as no accident occurs.
12.Regarding the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) installed in vehicles, such as AdaptiveCruise Control (ACC) and Lane Keeping Assist (LKA), which of the following statements is correct? (A)Once the system is activated, the driver may use a mobile phone or briefly close their eyes to rest. (B)The system can detect stationary obstacles ahead (such as construction vehicles), so there is no need toworry about rear-end collisions. (C) These are assistive functions; the driver must remain attentive to roadconditions at all times and actively monitor by keeping both hands on the steering wheel.
13.A motor vehicle driver who forces other vehicles to yield on a road by tailgating or sudden lane changes:(A) Displaying a turn signal makes it a legitimate act. (B) This constitutes improper driving behavior. (C) Itis permissible as long as no accident occurs.
14.When a motor vehicle driver approaches an intersection and encounters a situation where a policeofficer's directions conflict with the traffic signal, how should the driver proceed? (A) Follow the trafficsignal. (B) Follow the police officer's directions. (C) Follow the vehicle ahead based on the current trafficconditions.
15.A driver whose license was previously revoked due to drunk driving must install what device in theirvehicle before being allowed to drive after re-obtaining their license? (A) A dashcam. (B) A vehicle fireextinguisher. (C) An ignition interlock device (alcohol lock).
16.After completing drunk driving prevention education or alcohol addiction treatment and passing therequired test, the obtained driver's license allows driving only vehicles equipped with an ignition interlockdevice (alcohol lock). What is the mandatory period of use? (A) Half a year. (B) 1 year. (C) 3 years.
17.Regarding drunk driving regulations, which of the following is correct? (A) The standard for a breathalyzertest is a breath alcohol concentration of 0.25 mg per liter or a blood alcohol concentration of 0.10% orabove. (B) Re-offending drunk driving within 5 years is subject to a fine of NT$120,000. (C) Refusing asobriety test for drunk driving is subject to a fine of NT$180,000, and the vehicle shall be impounded onthe spot and the driver's license revoked.
18.A motor vehicle driver whose breath alcohol concentration reaches 0.25 mg per liter or blood alcoholconcentration reaches 0.05% or above as determined by testing — for passengers in the same vehicleaged 18 and above but under 70, should they be penalized if there is no special reason? Which of thefollowing statements is correct? (A) Passengers in the same vehicle should be penalized. (B) There is nopenalty mechanism for passengers in the same vehicle. (C) Passengers in the same vehicle do not needto be penalized as long as they have not consumed alcohol.
19.A driver believes the alcohol has been metabolized after some time has passed and feels no discomfort.Which of the following is correct? (A) You may drive based on how you feel. (B) As long as you feel nodiscomfort, you may drive. (C) You must not drive after drinking.
20.A first-time drunk driving offender whose blood alcohol concentration exceeds the legal standard —which of the following is correct? (A) A fine of NT$15,000 to NT$90,000 shall be imposed. (B) A fine ofNT$30,000 to NT$120,000 shall be imposed and the driver's license shall be suspended. (C) A warningonly.No. Ans Question
21.A driver commits drunk driving for the 3rd or more time within 10 years — which of the following iscorrect? (A) Only the fine amount is increased. (B) An additional fine of NT$90,000 on top of the previouspenalty shall be imposed, the driver's license shall be revoked, and the offender's name shall be publiclydisclosed. (C) Only demerit points are recorded.
22.Under current regulations, if a driver is stopped by police and explicitly refuses to undergo a breathalcohol test, what is the penalty for a first-time violation? (A) The fine amount is determined based on themeasured alcohol concentration; the vehicle shall be impounded on the spot, the driver's license shall besuspended, and the driver must attend a road traffic safety course. (B) A fine of NT$90,000 shall beimposed; the vehicle shall be impounded on the spot, the driver's license shall be revoked, and the drivermust attend a road traffic safety course. (C) A fine of NT$180,000 shall be imposed; the vehicle shall beimpounded on the spot, the driver's license shall be revoked, and the driver must attend a road trafficsafety course.
23.Regarding the enhanced penalty provisions for repeat drunk driving offenders, within how many yearsmust a driver commit a second drunk driving violation to be considered a repeat offender subject to themaximum fine, with each subsequent violation incurring an additional NT$90,000 penalty? (A) Within 5years. (B) Within 10 years. (C) Calculated over a lifetime, with no time limit.
24.Promoting 'designated driver services' is an important means of reducing drunk driving. Regarding theconcept of designated driver services, which of the following statements best reflects safety assurance?(A) If you cannot find a designated driver, you can rest for a while and then slowly drive home. (B) Adesignated driver only needs to drive the car away; passengers do not need to care whether thedesignated driver holds a professional license. (C) Although designated driver services require a fee,compared to the fines, criminal liability, and loss of life resulting from drunk driving, it is the lowest-costchoice.
25.When a motor vehicle driver is found driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, in addition to finesand license suspension/revocation for the driver, what must also happen to the vehicle being driven? (A)If the vehicle owner is not the driver, the owner must receive a verbal warning and attend a trainingcourse. (B) The license plates of the vehicle shall be suspended for two years, and the plates shall beconfiscated when the vehicle is impounded and stored. (C) The license plates of the vehicle shall berevoked for six months, and the plates shall be confiscated when the vehicle is impounded and stored.
26.Regarding the joint punishment imposed on 'passengers in the same vehicle' when a motor vehicledriver's breathalyzer reading exceeds the legal limit, in which of the following situations is punishment'exempted'? (A) The passenger claims they did not know the driver had been drinking. (B) The passengeris under 18 years of age or is 70 years of age or older. (C) The passenger has no family relationship withthe driver.
27.When a driver's blood alcohol concentration exceeds the prescribed standard and causes serious injuryor death to others in an accident, in addition to criminal punishment under the Criminal Code, what is theadministrative penalty? (A) Suspension of the driver's license for 2 years and mandatory attendance atroad traffic safety courses. (B) Revocation of the driver's license, with no re-application permitted within 3years. (C) Revocation of the driver's license, with no re-application permitted for life.
28.When a motor vehicle driver's blood alcohol concentration exceeds the prescribed standard and a childunder 12 years of age is carried in the same vehicle, what is the prescribed penalty? (A) A fine of not lessthan NT$30,000 and not more than NT$120,000, and suspension of the driver's license for 2 to 4 years.(B) A fine of not less than NT$30,000 and not more than NT$120,000, and suspension of the driver'slicense for 1 to 2 years. (C) A maximum fine of NT$120,000 and revocation of the driver's license.
29.If a driver refuses to submit to an alcohol concentration test, the current regulations stipulate: (A) A fine ofNT$180,000, immediate towing and impoundment of the vehicle, and revocation of the driver's license.(B) A fine of NT$60,000 and suspension of the vehicle license plate for 6 months. (C) A fine of NT$90,000and 3 demerit points recorded.
30.The drunk driving prevention education and training course covers road traffic laws, accident preventionand handling, legal liability, and other topics, with a total duration of: (A) 10 hours. (B) 12 hours. (C) 15hours.
31.Who bears the cost for a motor vehicle driver to apply for drunk driving prevention education andtraining? (A) The motor vehicle driver. (B) The Ministry of Health and Welfare. (C) The training organizer.
32.If a driver commits a drunk driving violation while driving another person's vehicle, is the vehicle's licenseplate subject to suspension? (A) The license plate must still be suspended. (B) As long as it is not yourNo. Ans Questionown vehicle, suspension is not required. (C) There is no specific regulation.
33.Within how many years, if a motor vehicle driver violates the regulation of 'alcohol concentrationexceeding the prescribed standard' for the second time, will the maximum fine prescribed for the vehiclethey drive be imposed? (A) 5 years. (B) 10 years. (C) 15 years.
34.If the owner of a vehicle knowingly allows a driver to operate the vehicle while the driver's blood alcoholconcentration exceeds the legal limit, or while under the influence of drugs or hallucinogens, and fails toprohibit such driving, in addition to a fine under the Road Traffic Management and Penalty Act, whataction will be taken against the vehicle? (A) Suspension of the vehicle's license plates for 6 months (B)Suspension of the vehicle's license plates for 1 year (C) Suspension of the vehicle's license plates for 2years
35.If a vehicle driver is tested by blood draw after driving under the influence of alcohol, and the bloodalcohol concentration exceeds 0.05%, which of the following statements is incorrect according to theRoad Traffic Management and Penalty Act? (A) Passengers aged 18 or above in the same vehicle shallbe subject to a fine. (B) Passengers over 70 years of age or bus passengers in the same vehicle are notsubject to a fine. (C) Only the vehicle driver is penalized.
36.For vehicles equipped with an ignition interlock device (alcohol lock), what condition must the driver meetbefore starting the vehicle? (A) The vehicle can be started simply by inserting the key. (B) The breathalcohol concentration test result must be zero. (C) Approval from the vehicle owner is required.
37.When a vehicle driver encounters traffic congestion ahead while driving, what should the driver do? (A)Follow closely behind the vehicle ahead to prevent other vehicles from overtaking. (B) Maintain anappropriate safe following distance from the vehicle ahead and proceed in order. (C) Weave throughtraffic in a zigzag manner.
38.If a vehicle driver weaves in a zigzag manner on the road or drives in other dangerous ways (such asaggressively tailgating or cutting off other vehicles), which of the following penalties is correct? (A) A fineis imposed and the driver is not prohibited from driving. (B) A fine is imposed, and if an accident results,the driver's license is also revoked and the driver is prohibited from driving on the spot. (C) A fine isimposed and the driver's license is revoked.
39.When a motor vehicle driver approaches an intersection and encounters a situation where a policeofficer's directions conflict with the traffic signal, how should the driver proceed? (A) Follow the trafficsignal. (B) Follow the police officer's directions. (C) Follow the vehicle ahead based on the current trafficconditions.
40.Regarding a motor vehicle driver who holds, smokes, or lights a cigarette while driving and poses a riskto others' safety, which of the following is correct? (A) It is a personal habit and not subject to punishment.(B) It violates the Road Traffic Management Penalty Act and is subject to a fine of NT$1,200. (C) It is amatter of violating environmental protection regulations.
41.Regarding regulations on vehicle cargo loading, which of the following constitutes 'improper conduct'subject to penalty? (A) Cargo is securely tied and stably stacked. (B) Cargo exceeds the prescribedlength, width, or height, or is not covered tightly, causing scattered items to fall onto the road surface. (C)The weight of loaded items does not exceed the approved gross weight.
42.If a motor vehicle driver refuses to submit to an alcohol concentration test, what fine should be imposed?(A) NT$60,000. (B) NT$90,000. (C) NT$180,000.
43.Regarding the 'solid red line' (no stopping line) marked on the roadside, what is the general prohibitionperiod for temporary stopping? (A) Only from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily. (B) Unless otherwise specified,the general rule is 24 hours a day. (C) Only during nighttime hours to maintain traffic safety.
44.If a driver's blood alcohol concentration exceeds the legal limit and causes an accident resulting inserious injury or death, what is the penalty? (A) Driver's license revoked, ineligible to apply for a newlicense within 1 year. (B) Driver's license revoked, ineligible to apply for a new license within 2 years. (C)Driver's license revoked, permanently ineligible to apply for a new license.
45.When driving down a long slope, what is the correct driving method? (A) Use the foot brake as much aspossible to control speed. (B) Do not use any brakes at all and let the vehicle coast naturally. (C) Makegood use of low gear engine braking and avoid excessive use of the foot brake.
46.Which of the following statements is incorrect? (A) On road sections with a no-stopping sign, temporarystopping is permitted. (B) On road sections with a no-stopping sign, temporary stopping is not permitted.No. Ans Question(C) On road sections with no-stopping road markings, if there are no other sign or marking regulations,parking and temporary stopping are permitted from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. the following morning.
47.For a vehicle driver who violates drunk driving regulations for the 2nd time within 10 years, what is thefine amount in New Taiwan Dollars? (A) NT$60,000. (B) NT$90,000. (C) NT$120,000.
48.If a vehicle driver continuously drives for more than 8 hours and the vehicle owner is responsible for this,what penalty should the vehicle owner face? (A) Revocation of the vehicle license plate. (B) Suspensionof the vehicle license plate for 3 months. (C) A fine of NT$30,000.
49.What are the parking regulations on road sections with no-parking signs or markings (solid yellow line)?(A) Temporary stopping is prohibited. (B) Temporary stopping is allowed. (C) Parking is allowed.
50.On road sections with signs indicating curves, narrow roads, slopes, or one-way roads, may a smallvehicle reverse if necessary for yielding, parking, or starting? (A) Yes. (B) No. (C) Only with a personguiding from behind the vehicle.

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